8 Clitheroe 'Advertiser and Times, Friday, June 30, 1967<


IN-the past two years July has been a month of crisis. But this year there is absolutely no sign of gloom on the Stock Exchange. The prophets of doom have been confounded — at least in regard to ordinary share prices


No gloom as the prices continue to rise


which continue to rise. The story is .slightly different in Government and o ther fixed interest stocks.' 'While shares are. ■booming on ! inf la t io n ' fears. Government stocks are falling, partly on re ­ newed devaluation fears. A weak pound would


suggestions th a t we should have a floating pound. s This means that the £


hould be allowed to-find its


cause money to be with­ drawn by foreigners from London and to do th a t they would sell Govern­ ment stocks. ■ There have even been


about, bliis is that i f the £ were to. float, all other curren­ cies. Would have to float too. And at the moment they, are t all at fixed levels regulated by


Fund..These fears : have' led-- to w interest rates moving; up­


he- International Monetary


Cf 71 per cent, loan stock by t oats, Patons, the wool and


. secured. I t is covered as to .


hread giant. This stock is massively


capital 12 times by assets and as to interest ‘ 15i times by profit.


should be on the market around £100. Anyone who s wants a safe 71 per cent,


o' The stock is being issued to rdinary shareholders. But it hould look as it guarantees


st vest tneir money in such r ocks because if interest


this high rate for 23 years ahead at least. inSome people do not like to


ates change the price will


ards. The best example of o this is the issue of £10 million


nstead of being fixed at 2.80 dollars. .But. the difficulty


iown level in a free market,


move. Thev prefer to deposit t their money with organisa­


raw it easily. This explains so the popularity • of ^building


dions where they ..can. with­ ciety investment.. I t . costs


absolutely nothing . to put-


your money into- a building society or to take it out. b I t Is true that, there have


is that all who are members of the Building Societies Association stick together. g Even those societies that


net into difficulties and are of v.-


This age nearly se e the iv spvpn vears.


being taken over by the Leek ' .Uie -best. scientific brains, in and Westbourne, which h»s Britain. ■ £220 million of assets.


a This solution has been always technical experts but Adopted because -although in this case the two chair- a lliance Perpetual has,made men, Lord Nelson and Sir r good recovery it still has to I-eon Bagit, are recognised as


This £7 million society is-.. will be able to attract some of . The.-. chairmen are.- not


Alliance perpetual after yea


has happened


trouble. with


et o t ---- - .


. Tt- will- be able to offer a ■ complete. range on items like • computers processing


ot members even tuallymlin­ tio gcu «u.


.


groups — healthily exceeding AEI- and GEC in size.


and .caninment. equipm


is a "hard core” of £1 million fields of electrical engmeer- or so that would lie taken ing and automation. So if out as soon as possible.


b So a merger with a much ■ good name, English Electric aigger society was the only shares at 45s. must look a When this


ation withdrawals and there leaders respectively in the you believe in backing a really sound Ions term holding.


nswer i s the seventh largest society


January probably, that “hard a now a fleabite to the Leek


takes place, in


core” will decide „whether is thev will bother. Their money an/i Westbourne which ranks


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Postal en tr ies must bo p ostmarked not la te r thon Tuesday midnight but entr ies delivered bv hand arc a c cep ted a t all u Evening Post “ offices up to noon on Wednesdays.


Banking i Another type of fixed


prominence these day®. is Twentieth Century Banking. S This is a subsidiary of Mr


with a banking company. One that is coming into moie


nterest investment popular with many people is a deposit


Sidney Bloch’s Hallmark becurities. Hallmark is a


I uilding and property group. f t has just arranged a re­ vinancing of its property in­


with Sun Life Assurance who are providing £12 million. t You can judge people by


estments in co-operation


he company they keep and Hallmark is in very good


company indeed. Haying noted this development I decided to look at the balance sheet . of its sub­ sidiary Twentieth Century Banking and I find it m


Box. At one time Courtaulds bad the idea of challenging Metal Box.


rirst class name which has f


nnotn Another company with nv win. -


shrewd man. Mr Hubert Newton, at its head.


n the country and has a eported this week is Metal mBut the Cdurtauld’s chair­


admitted privately that Metal Box never gave them a chance. They had countered


an. Sir Frank Kearton. has


every move taken bv Cour­ taulds. And Courtaulds have


now decided to hand respon­ sibility for • its interest in Reads, its Liverpool canning group, over to the American Can. Sir Frank obviously has


societies getting into auh- culty but the great safeguard


een rare cases of building


pany of this caiibre. p Assets are 38s. a share. The


price for ..


sense1 for. a small investor to take a- profit on part of his


ness' a t-19 times earnings. It would, obviously make a,


resent pnce value the busi­


holding But the order book is shooting upwards and the.


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great respect for Metal Box. When competitors take that view it is significant. Metal Box shareholders have had five bonus issues in tile past ten vears.


Worth holding CThe latest report shows that


5 ans sold have passed the


are worth holding. Asset backing of 34s a share


G 33: Farming Today


scope for a dividend increase next year. So that the shares at 46s 6d to yield 4.3 per cent


excellent health. twI t paws its depositors be­


eriods. The latest accounts show that the ratio between


ceeen C'per cent, and 7 per t nt., depending on whether they leave their money for phree months or longer


share capital and reserves of £1.400.000 and deposits of £3.300,000 is 1: 2: 3. a This is a good figure. There


■ alance sheets, and check


re many savers today who would still have their money if before investing they had b taken the trouble to study


.000,000.000 a vear mark. It looks as if there will be


very is high and the business is A conservatively conducted.


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news is on the way is Ranks . Hovis. Its shares are up


net there are loans of onlv £10 million. Another giant where good


gainst assets of £76 million


from 25s to 29s but still give a healthy 5i- per cent, income. Its half year profits with two months of higher bread prices m them already show a 7.6


■whether the" security bcimr offered measured up to the Twentieth Century Banking standards. In the 'lamentable Pinnock case the ratio of capital to public money


deposited was 1:18. s But some investors would


the share market in the hones of capital gain. Rolls Boyce shareholders-


ooner take their risks with


have to make up their minds shortly whether to take up tlie £16 million worth of new shares being offered at 42s. 6d.—against a market nrice of 47s — or whether to sell their “rights" to these shares.


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R Only three years ago Rolls s ovce £1 shares were being 2trenuously tipped by me. at


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y is mainlv concerned with amatically last vear. But


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CHAMPION HOUSE. “The Personal Approach.”


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MONDAY. 10 45: Watch with Mother. 125: News. 133: Wimbledon.


Radio Show. 9: The National Battle of the Giants. D lo: Chart Busters. 9 45: Night and. Dee. 10 30- Everett of England. 11: Keith Fordyce. 11 30: Record Round-Up. 12: Guys. Gals and Groups. 12 30: Rovin’ H/ts. 1: Music in the Night.


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12 15: PLAIN SAILING. 12 35: EN ROUTE. 12 55: YOUR SUNDAY PAPER. 1 15: THE FOOD YOU EAT.


2 25: NEWS. 1 30: RAID INTO TIBET. Film cameras


3 0: POWER BOAT RACING. From South- port.


accompany a band of exiled Tibetan guerillas.


_ „ 3 35: LAWMAN. “Cold Fear.”


5 5: ALL SQUARE. 5 35: THE LONE RANGER, 6 0- NEWS. G 15: TREE HOUSE FAMILY. G 35: THE SONG BREAK. The Halle Choir GIVE AT SEVEN. Appeal. QUINTESSENCE. "Peace."


G 50:6 55: 7 25:


10 5: 11 5:


DONOVAN MEETS LOGUE. Singer Donovan meets poet Christopher Logue. WEATHER AND MEETING POINT.


8 25: 9 55:


4 5: MAN OF THE WORLD. "The Mmd- reader. •


.


I SPY. “No Exchange On Damaged Merchandise.” WHERE DANGER LIVES. Starring Robert Mitchum. Dr J. Cameron saves Margo’s life, and faces a nightmare of love and mayhem. NEWS. THE BLACKPOOL SHOW. Dickie Henderson, Frank Ifield, The Beverley Sisters.CHARLOTTE MOVES AND TAM­ BOURINES PLAY. Charlotte from uni­ versity — and Frankie from nowhere! What can they have to say to each other, and what will their friends WEATHER. think?


DOWN. EPILOGUE and CLOSE


MONDAY. 1110: Schools. 145: Wimble­ don. 4 45: On Air and Firstimers.


BBC2. i 55: Cricket. 4 25: Cricket. 7: News Review. 7 25: Theatre 625 “Firebrand.” 855: Jacques Loussier Trio Play Bach, ft 35: The World of Wooster. 105: News. 1010: Late Night Sunday. MONDAY. 11: .Play School. 2: Wimbledon.


BORDER TV. 110: Open Air Meeting. The Regent Hall Corps of The Salvation Army 1215: Plaih Sailing. 12 35: A Guide To Family Spending: Prevention and Cure 1255: Your Sunday Paper. 115: Sign Off. 225: National News. 230: Raid Into Tibet. 3 0: Power Boats. 3 35: Farming Outlook. 4 5: Anniversary. 410: Thun- derbirds- Move And You’re Dead. 5 5: All Square 535: The Adventures of Robin Hood-The Minstrel.’6 0: National News and Border Weather. .615: Tree House


Hour 3- Wimbledon and cricket 3 30- Afternoon Theatre. 4 30: Wimbledon and


o f ’.the


’7 ’ 0- Weather.-News. Ena Baga 7 -: ■ at 'the Organ! 8 33: Jlmmv ' Hanley.


.


2 31 ■ Bi"v C-tton Band Show. - a*- soprk kPAy.nrniuj-


Family.'6"35? 'The Song Break. 6 50: C o n t a c t . 6 55: This Is The Day. 7 25: Pevton Place Hour. 8 20: Border Diary. 8 25: Gideon’s Way: The Big Fix. 9 25: Wendy and Me: A Room At The Bottom. 9 55: National News. 10 5: The Blackpool Show. 11 5: Charlotte Moves . . . and Tamborines Play. 11 50: Epilogue. MONDAY. 4 40: Anniversary. 4 45: Tmgha and Tucker Club.


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5 30: 6 0 :6 31:7 0:


7 30: 8 0 : 8


10 0 : 11 31: 2 0:


8 3ff: 9 0: 9 30:


Pick of the Pops. Sorry, I ’ll Read That


Movie-Go-Round What Do You' Know? Sing Something Simple. The Gentlemen Back in


Again.


League Grand Hotel. News.Grand Hotel.


Sunday Half-Hour. Life with Lord Charles. Many A Slip. Eric Robinson.


' Jazz Journey.News., »


NMONDAY:, 5 30: Weather, News, Breakfast Special. 8 30: Cews. . 8 34;.. Housewives*


Southern Serenade 12 15: Simon Dee. 1: Monday. Monday! 2: Swlngnlong. 4 15: The Dales. 4 31* Racing and Cricket. 4 ,3o: Newly Pressed.


.15* The Dales. 81:


8: News. 8 4: What’s Ne\v? 9: 'News. 9 4: Mozart”s String


third PROGRAMME


Mhoice/ 9 55: Five to Teh. 10: Yusic Box; 10 81: Music While


Mou Work. 11: Morning Storey.


Quartets. 9 30: Your Concert Choice. 11: Music Magazine. 12: Orchestral Concert. 1 30: Gasper Cassada. l 55: Flm- pinone. ,2 55: Handel and Haydn. .3 45: Talking About Music. 4 15: Handel and Haydn


Radio Show’. 9: Norman St John. 10 15: I Wanna Know


7: Stuart Grundy *8 45: RADIO MJXKMROGRG


10 45: Take Fifteen. ll : Ten Twenty. 12: Midnight W’:.h Matthew. 12 30: Music in The


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